When Catherine Connors started her blog (herbadmother.com) she did so with a personal conviction to tell real stories about her life as a new parent. What she did not expect is the profound impact her thoughts and feelings on motherhood, a laptop, and an Internet connection would have on herself and her readers. In this Intel Tech Wonders video, Catherine shares her revelations about her experiences. She is the Director for Community and Social Good at Babble.com.

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